In life, there are situations that are hard to understand: relationships repeating the same patterns, professional or financial blocks, inner conflicts, states of restlessness, chronic illnesses, or the feeling of “not finding your place.” Very often, these difficulties have their roots in invisible dynamics that go beyond us. Constellations bring to the surface these hidden causes that influence and condition us:

• unconscious loyalties to parents and ancestors,
• karmic patterns inherited from previous lives,
• emotional conflicts stored in the body,
• parts of ourselves that are repressed or denied, known as the “Shadow.”

Why Constellations with Objects?

Maybe you don’t want to speak about what you’re going through in front of a group. Maybe you don’t feel ready to be exposed. Constellations with objects offer you intimacy, safety, and clarity. We work with simple objects – dolls, stones, symbols – which represent family members or aspects of your life. Without having to say anything out loud, the truth comes to light. The process is gentle, discreet, and profoundly effective, allowing you to explore at your own pace, in your own space, without depending on others.

Family Constellations

Bert Hellinger, the founder of the method, discovered that many of our difficulties do not actually belong to us. They are invisible loyalties to our family. Out of love and a deep need for belonging, we take on the burdens of parents or ancestors: pain, guilt, fear, shame. Family Constellations make visible what was hidden: children who “carry” the destiny of their parents, excluded members who return as repeating patterns of suffering, or conflicts that echo across generations. Through this process, order and harmony are restored. Burdens can be returned to where they belong, and healthy bonds with the family can be reestablished. The result is a profound release, a clearer relationshiwith oneself, and a renewed connection with those around us.

Karmic Constellations

Karmic Constellations, developed by Yael Eini, help us see the imprints carried over from previous lives. Old vows, contracts, and traumas may still influence our destiny. Today they can appear as toxic relationships, inexplicable fears, professional blocks, or repetitive situations that seem “pre-written.” Through constellation work, these bonds become visible. Once acknowledged and released, the soul opens to greater freedom. Karmic healing brings inner peace and clarity, allowing the present to become a new space, free from the weight of past patterns. It is a deeply spiritual practice, yet grounded in daily life, with real and transformative effects.

Somatic Constellations

The body does not forget. It carries the memory of all our emotions and traumas. Often, physical symptoms – from chronic pain to serious illnesses – are rooted in unresolved emotional conflicts. Somatic Constellations bring these hidden links to light. They reveal how emotional trauma can manifest as illness, how an unprocessed loss can turn into physical blockage, or how self-criticism can weaken our health. In the process, the body “speaks” and its story is finally heard. Releasing these stored memories allows us to reconnect with our body, with its natural resources for healing, and with a healthier relationship to ourselves.

Shadow Constellations

“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” – C.G. Jung

Carl Jung described the “Shadow” as those parts of ourselves that we deny, repress, or hide. Nir Esterman developed constellation work that helps us meet and integrate them. The Shadow holds emotions and traits we have been ashamed of, rejected, or considered unacceptable: anger, vulnerability, sexuality, or the need for closeness. When excluded, these parts do not disappear – instead, they act from the shadows, triggering us, creating conflicts, or leading to self-sabotage.

Shadow Constellations bring these parts into the light and transform them into resources. Through integration, we become more authentic, whole, and at peace with ourselves. The process touches not only emotions but also the body, uncovering personal and transgenerational trauma. Healing means embracing our whole being and reclaiming inner freedom.